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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18
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BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
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Sea Isldnd-The market was very quiet, with
but light inquiry and no sales reported. Last
sales were on the basis of quotations:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-05

Buenos Avres, Feb 36-Arriyed. barks lea
rus tBr), Ternandina; 2Ith, Romo tBrl.
Faulkner. Apalschico)a: March !, Vanadls
NOR Thommescn. Wilmington, n C: Gud-
wang (Nor) Pensacola; MARCHING Itall,
Schiaffino. Brunswick.
Feb 2S-Sailed, barks Nuovo Matteo ItaD,
Delaware Breakwater; 18th. Wig NOR, Gre
jertsen. Iybee.
Genoa. March 9s--sailed, bark Virginia,
Pensacola.
Montevideo. March 8-Arrived, BARK Nor.
densEiold Nor. Bondelle, Rrunswick; 9th,
chip Regulus Nor, Lowe. Pensacola; barks
mel (Sorl, GJcruldsen, do.
Sailed, phip Zarilzs ,sw), Dannberg, Pen
sacole; bark Syringa (Br) Upset, Barbados
Rosario, March 5-Arrived, bark Hope (Brl
Williams. Brunswick.
Pensacola. AAril 2--Arrived. schr Oracle
Bell. New Orleans.
Cleared. barks Wellington (Br), Walsh,
Liverpool; Guisette PIgnOne Qtai, Tasca-
nino, the Tyne; Vidfarne Nor, Naess, Lon
don schr SDowdrOp, for Belize.
Philadelphia, Apri! 9-Cleared, steamship.
Elphirstobe tRr), Dobson, CoOsaw. s c.
Coventry tBrl. Bacon, Port Royal. G.
Delaware Break water, April Passed out,
steamship North Durham tBrl, Philadelphia
for Coosaw, &c.
Satii!a river. Ga. March sa-SaIled schr Ada
Shorthand. Harding. Cromwell. COM.
New York, April ARRIVED out, steamers
Fulds, from New York foe Bremen; Begra-
via, from New York for Glasgow; City OF
Berlin, from New York for Liverpool.
Arrived. steamer Aurania. Liverpool.
Fcrnandina, April ARRIVED. schrs Johr
n Tingue, Budge, New DIRK Mary j Cook
Honsess, New Haven.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, April 4, noon.-Oonsols. 1925 for
money; l02 8-le for account
NEW YORK. April 4, noon.-Stocks dull
but steady. Money easy at sos per cent.
"a S6az. state bonds dull but steady. Gov
eminent bonds dull but steady.
500 p. m.-Exonange duh but steady at
81 s514@4 So. Money easy at 4lsgS per cent,
Gold. s1S5, $4,000: currency. s17. 80i .OcO.
Government bonds dun but steady; four per
cents. l2Ssz; three per cents. e9A. State
bonds dull but steady.
The week at the Stock Exchange opened
with an active and strong market with coal
stocks the particular feature. free buying
movement took place. which included opera
tions for both foreign and local spectators,
who, with great unanimity, were in favor OF
a general advance, and the buying still par
took of q professional character, which has
distinguished trading in this market for so
long. Nevertheless the days business
amounting to 5S0, 900 shares-was the largest
SO far this year, and transactions had the ap-
pearance OF genuine bull movement. Coal
stocks, especially Reading and Jersey Cen
tral. became most conspicuous by reason OF
their activity and strength, which was stimu-
lated by the rumor that basis OF settlement
had been agreed upon between two comPa-
mics and that all the coal companies would
work together TO maintain prices. The earn
lngs reported were an element in creating
general confidence and the prospects OF trans
continental lines under advanced rates also
aided in producing this effect. Traders in
dulSed Ia extensive resliza ions, but the mar
ket received no support from leaders, nd
gains In most cases were con q ned to fractions.
The opening Was strong, with Arst prices no
" per cent. above the closing ngures OF Sstur-
day. Some feverishness and irrsgularity
were displayed in the early dealings, but the
market soor became strong. The advance
nst with several setbAoks and were conAned
to SIN all fractions in the general last, and a
general roseti took place before noon. but
later a strong tone reappeared. Slight weak
ness was noticeable In some stocks in the last
and generally close TO the best OF the day,
Most Of the active Hat are higher this evening
and Reading Is up 2. jersey Central ~, Pa
cihc Mail IA per cent, and others smaller
amounts. The market closed at the following
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d =. 0VODW N
Sheriff City Conrt OF savanna
UHATHAM sHERlTF's BALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of . mortgage a. IA,
u issued cut OF Chatham Superior Court In
favor OF Charles u. OlBstoad Il Company Va.
Abraham Sheitali, / have levied upon the
following described property Of the defend
ant:
All that certain tract Of land situate in the
Eighth District OF Chatham county. Georgia
containing nfteen hundred U,500) acres, more
or less, and known as Gum swamp planta-
ton; said land boun ded on the north by Lit
tie Ogcschee river, on the south by lands Of
Sheftall, east by lands OF Abraham Sheftal
and west by lands of Tillmsn and Holiday
being lhe land on which defendant now re-
sides; and also that certain tract Of land In
said county and State on the Ogeechee canal
containing Ave hundred 5000 acres, more OF
leas, and bounded on the north By lands OF
Sheftall, on the south by Great Ogeechee
river, on the east by lands OF Meesrs. Baker
and Sheftaii. and on the west by lands oi
Thompson and Dickerson.
And / will offer the said above described
property for sale at public outcry before the
court house door of Chatham county, in the
city OF Savannah, on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN MAY, 1857, during the legal hours of sale
to satisfy said mortgage q. IN.
Terms cash. purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff Chatham County, Georgia.
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Iraal Salrn.
COURT sHERIFF'S SALE.

CITY COURT SHERIFF'S SALE.
FINDER and by virtue Of q Fl. ia. issued
- out of the City Court of Savannah.
IN favor of JOHN B. GORDON, Governor of
the State OF Georgia against JULIUS KAUF-
MANN and HENRY WETHERHORN, sure
ties Of Noah Camp, and levied by william p,
Bailey, late Sheriff OF said court. on all that
lot OIland on Tybee Island, in said county OF
Chatham, known by the number thirty (30) in
the plan OF lots laid out IN the sea front Of
said island by JOnn r Tebeau, Surveyor Of
the county Aforesaid. for John Screven and
Thomas +. and George p Screven. having a
front toward the sea beach OF eighty 800 feet
more or less, and a depth Of two hundred 1900
fecL more or iess, bon pded toward the north
by a lot Of srdknown as number twenty nine
(2O), the property OF the Tybce Improvement
Company; toward the east by what II known
a. the strand" which Rms north II dogs.
east toward the south, by street called Fifth
street; toward the west by street called
Main street, as described in deed from John
Screver ct al. TO Joseph Is, Ksedy, bearing
date the 9lst day OF July, 1873, and recorded
Ia county records OF said county in book AKA,
folio 81 and Loo, together with all the improve
ments thereon | will offer said property At
public cutlery before the court house door Of
Chatham county, in the city OF savannah. for
ssle on the TIH5T tuesday, IN MAY. 1887,
during the legal hours OF sale, to sstisfy said
a. ia. Tsrms cash. Property pointed out by
plaintiffs attorney.
L. L. GOODWIN,
ahariG Gity GoyFt of savannah
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COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. April 4, noon-Cotton-Busi
ness moderate at easier prices: middliag up
lands s IL l6d: middling Orleans SID, sales
10000 baies, for spec ulAtion ana export 1000
baies; receipts l2, 900 bales-AmeriCan 500
bales.
Futures: Uplands. low lciddling clnuse.
Auril and MAY delivery, bSf-5tibb5 S. Ed Nav
5 46-B40l5 43-64d; july aId August, 647-5ItN
46-64d; August and September, 40 Slar
Z 4g-Gid; September and October, . 4l-OlG9
S 3g-14d; OetOter and Govembe e0-6sd I:
September, s b6-etlp6 1854. Market dull at
the decline.
ings amounted to J, 800 bales now dockots aud
500 old.
200 y. m.--Ths salss to-day were 100
bales OF American.
Middlina uplands s.sd; middiing Orleans
Sll-lSd.
futures: Uplands. low mIddl,ng clause,
April delivery, s 59-a4d. sellers; April aud
Nav, bgO-04d, sellers: May and June, al SAD.
sellers: June ant July btB-8.d. sellers; July
and August. ! AS-dSd. sellers; August and
SspJsuAbhT, . A-13d, value; September and
October. 8 es-ctd. buyerH; October and No
vegnper, s rf-sit, vslae; september, 5 4T-64d,
buyeyg. MArFct c'osed essy.
ols1so, Apy4l dsiivsrY, 81: -sad. buy ors; April
ana May, tG-osd. ouysTs: May and June.
. 49, 4, h1yers; Jane and July. 81 -oAd, bay
cIs: juiT azd August. t9-oid. value; ku-
gust aaa September. t4-A4e, sellers; sep
isnbur aud ostaseT. o. -et1. eellers; October
8 S8-tsd. ssllers. buturcs closed weak.
Nsw TOsR. April 4, noon.-Cotton opened
duui uiddlinE uplands 1870; mlddlinz Or
leane 10 ls-igc. sales ibf bales.
Futures; Market opened steadier, With sales
a. follows; April delivery, 10 coo; Mar. " $50;
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EOR8lA. CHATHAM CouETr.-Soiioe 10
TT hereby given IN ~ persons having do
m,nde agsIntt DtEDRICH W. HENKHH,
deceased, 10 present them TO me proporly
made onL within tbs time Drescribos by Law,
aad ali persona indebted to SAID deceased are
hereby required to mako ilpmediate paym ent
r. me- oEsCHE HEkREN,
AdmInistratsr sststs ID. ". Henten, deceased.
ApRIl A. 1851.
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Florida vegetables more plenty. Choice
eAebs &c sold at ~ eoRA so per barrel, potat oes,
IS eoas 90 par barrel; tomatoes, IS 0oa5 90 per
crate: cucumpers, SIS Ooa6 90 rer crate uash,
ss 00aS CO per crate; besnsss 0oa4 90 per crate;
strawberries, Ssao0c. per quart: fancy
oranges, 81 Gos5 20 per crate; rnssets ~ oOa2 80
per crate G. 3. PALMER.
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Das,ks.
KIssIM NEE CITY BANK

kissimmee CITY, UThhge County, Fla.
CAPITAL ..........................s 500. 900
rINRANSACT q regular banking business.
Il Give paytiOular attention 70 Florida coll
Iections. Correspond ence solicited. Iseue Tx
change on New York, New OrloRns. Sayan-
nah AND Jacksonville, Fla Resident Agents
for Coutts \ Co. and Melville, Evans 4 o.. Of
London. Englaud. New York correspondent
Theoeab0ard National Bank.
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cnNsIGNREs.

C0NSGGNbES.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
lapdinEs- Weed 81 G.. Peacock. II a Co, Raw
so, W miller, l. Patel, Chesnutt & ON,
Grady, Del & Co. Monr Bros, Baldwin q Co,
Myers 4 Broa. Garrett. S h Co, Decker Il r,
w Branch Order, Pearson as.
Per Charleston and savannah Ry. April A.
A NJ Schroeder, Ksyanaugh a. y, j ~ognier,
! p Williams, GermaIne, Observer signal
Service, J w Tynsn. Reiser & S, j r Walsh.
NJ gilbert n Co, Lee ROY Myers. T. Buttimer,
Smith Bros 4 Co, q N Ryals.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rv
April 4-Fordg Office w J Duncan. T P Bond,
j 4 Thompson, Hanley. al Y Henderson,
II Myers 4 Bros, Pearson s, w ID SimkIns,
Eavanaugh & b, Mcmillan Bros. Rieser Il ),
j p Williams, M Boley d Son, Dale. y " Co,
Epstetn Il Bro. Decker II r, NJ Ferst d. Co,
smith Broe l. co, MeDooough " Co. Chesnutt
4 OK. d Y Dancv, keppsrd Co. g e stults,
Bacon ! & Go, triersou n Go Lee ROY Myara
Hondhein Bros Il co, Power " NJ. r. Il Rob-
erte, s A Einstein, Ludden q B.W Il Stewart,
Collins Il GO. A u Champion, Garnett.
a Co. Peacock, X ~ Co. W W Chisholm Ellis
4 a 90, W 4 jackson, w W Gordon a Co.
Per Central Railroad. April A. Fordg A at,
N Nj Conner & Co, W W Gordon IL Co. Mon
tague a 60, Warren & A, Jpo Plsnnerv a Co
M FArley. L Patel. Epstein n W. q Mayer
smith Bro. q Co. 81 FsreJ 1t Co. w Mi err
O w Tiedeman. HeinhHrd Bros Il Co, Mrs 4
I'LL, Y j Golden. A J Miller n Co, T. Y Bond
Ltppn an Bros. ! Dasher 4 Co. - A Aitick',
Sobs, j McGrath & TO. Z NJ Gilbert & Co, I
Bach, n Y Henderson. Baldwin IL Co, J. j
Gszan, ID Q Bacon a Co, hcDonough 4 Co
Peacock, II Il Co. VIC Jackson, Graham h III
W ID sinkins. J p Williams, Lilienthal & Son
A n Nall, G L Jones. Bsndnclm Bros h Co
W q Cooper. Los Roy Myers, warnock Il W.
Kcsmsn v. Einstsln 4 L, g w Tiedemau,
Frank l. Co, Decker n 4. g Eokstein IL Co.
J skinper Co. RieBer a. s, Ludden 4 b
s6uekenheipier q Son, Mohr Bros.
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NAVAL 3TOREs.-The m arket TOT sDlrlts tur-
pentine was dull and easy, The sales for
he day were only 50 casks, at S54c. for
regulars, At the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported quiet,
at 3GS1C. for regu airs: At the second call il
was Quiet. at 36Iac. for regulars. Eosin-
The market was lirm and unchanged. The
sales COR the day were about 976 ,srrels. At
the Board of Trade on the lrst call the market
wss re orted as tirm. at the followInG quo
tauons: A. 3. aud D 971ac., K 81 02l5. f
SlO5, q 81 10, H 81 IS. 81 30, X 81 90 NJ 81 IS.
1925, window glass 50 80, water white 81 rs.
sales of ago barrels.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

schr City Of Jacksonville. from Jackson
vile. reports had sails blown away several
times; on March q the second mainsall was
lost by the shipping Of heavy sea, which
moved deck load and gave the vessel list of
inches.
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NOTICETO MARINERS

Ponce, p z. March blowing to the cholera
having broken out in the Argentine Republic,
all vessels coming from abroad are SUBJECT to
3 days observation. ana have to proceed to
San Juan, Ponce or,Mayagnez for that pur-
n0an
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Fruit ana Vegetables Markets.

The following speclaI 10 the MOANING NKws
IL published for the benent OF our Florida
and Georgia readers aud those Interested in
fruits and vegetablea. and oan be relied upon
~ accurate and roliablei
NKN Xonk. April s.-Savannah peas In
liEht 9afeip~ sold At g. 6Oa2 70 per crate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-05

No. 2, 81 SOFAS 90. Herring-No. i, 200; scaled,
25c; cod, 5aSc.
FLOUR Market steady; demand moderate.
We quote: Supernre. So so, extra, IS s6a4 O.;
fancy, 81 soa5 10; choice patent, IS 40aS ~;
family. 81 60a4 10.
FRUIT Lemons-stock full and demand
light. Wequote: 81 25a5 90. Orauges-Market
dull; Foridas. 80 5Oa8 90. AppIes-good ship
ping stock. 81 SOFAS 10 per barrel.
GRAIN-Corn - NJ arkct steady; demand
light. We quote: White corn. job lots. SIC;
carload lots, 5sc. Oats steady; good demand.
We quote: Mixed oats. Acc; carload lots, 44c !;
Bran. 81 o6. Meal, $3.50: Georgia grist,
per sack, 81 50; grist. per bushel, e796c.
stock ample. We quote job lots: Western, 95c !;
carload lots. 9Oc; Eastern. none; Northern.
none.
HIDES, Wool, To.-Hides-Market dull;
receipts light; dry flint, 1SKc; salted, ll1fc;
dry butcher, 9hc. Wool-Market nominal {;
prime in bales, &c; bury. 1oal5c. Wax, lSc.
Tallow, 3a4c. Deer skins, flint, 20c; sailed,
l6c. Otter skins, 25caSl.
IRoN-Market firm. swede. 4ISa5c; refined g..
9s1c.
LARD-Merket is steady; in tierces, TAO:
So 10 Tins, 72ke.
LINE, CALCINED Plaster AND CEMENT
Alabama lump line 10 IN fair csmand and
is selling at 81 90 per barrol; Georgia, 81 30 ;
osicned plaster, 81 SIS per barrel; hair, 30;
RosendaIe cement, 81 80; Portland cement. I.
LIQuohs-E az stook; steRdy detn and.
Bonrhon. IL 6oss so; rye. 81 5oa6 cei rsoufed.
81 GOA IS. A % unchanged aud In good ds-
mand
AAILsm,7Market stni. savasc.aE. Fair de-
mand. We quote: Sd, Is 10; "A ana 5d. So "a !;
6d, 80 90; 81, s. 95; lod to SOD, s. 10 per ksg.
NUTs-Almonds. Thrrsgona. lkasse: IVlSa,,
'aiSc; walnuts, French. l2c; Naples. iSc; 20
cans, lOc; Brazil, lGc; 6lDsrtg, l2c; Cocoannta.
BaracOa. SO IS per 100.
OlLs-MarEet hrm; demand good. S.g-
nal. 45c; West Virginia blsok, aaloc; lard. SIC:
headlight, I5c: kerosene. loo: water white,
l3l%c; neatsf2ot. 6SaeDC; machinery, aja3oc
linseed, raw, 47c: Uoi;es, SOC; mineral sea-,
loo; hreprOof, lSc, nonelight, lSc.
50 %.
POTATOES -Northerr. s. oOa2 40 per barrel
seed 81 10 per barrel.
PEAs-Dem and light: COW peas, mixed 7sa
SOC; clay. 81 coal Is: speckled. 81 coal 10;
black eye. 81 50al76; white crowder, 81 7Sa9.
PRUNEs-Turkish. SIC; French, &c.
RAisINs-Densnd ilght; market steady
loose new Musoa,ei, y 90; layers. 81 per bex
London layers, So so per box.
sHoT-l1rop, 81 AZ; buck. 81 65.
SALT-The demand 10 moderate and the
MARKET quiet: carload loads. CSC, b; job
SUGARS - The market is steady; ont
loaf, SIC; standard A. exc; extra Z, $40;
yellow. $40; granulated. SIC; powdered
csc.
the market Ia quiet tor sugarhouse st 3ta40c;
Cuba straiGn Mt g0ods, $50 In hogsheads; sugar
house molasses. 20c.
ToBACCo-Market dull, demand moderate.
We quote: smoking. 2ccss. Is; chewing, com
mon. sound. 26sS0c; far, Soa85c; medium. SSa
SOC; bright. 50a7Se; Emo fancy. s5asOc; extra
fine, 9ocasl 10; bright nagies. 45a76ci dark
navies. 40soGc
LusBgB-The denis and from the West con-
tinue- good coastwtse and foreign inquiry Is
also very active. Prices for average sched-
ules are firm at quotations, with some sd-
vance, while difficult schedules can only be
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DANIEL HOGAN.
N Q w r. Il A ID "
at kROUSKOFE'S
MAMMOTH MILLINERY HOUSE,
Spring and Summer Millinery,

COMPRISING ALL THE NOVELTIES.
Ten Thousand Straw and Fancy Braid Hats from thes
cheapest to the very finest quality, every color and
every shape for 1887. A
Five Thousand School Hats the most desirable shapes
Fifteen Thousand pieces of Ribbon, comprising all The
latest mportatOns and shades in Chartereuse Nile GreA
Salmon Pink Lilac and Heiotrope
One Thousand cartons of Flowers The choicest design
from Paris mportaons and comprising almost every aowr
that blooms in the spring. and positively the finest goods
in this city Our work in charge of five ertsc
designers turn out the most correct trimmed hats in the city,
prices much below others Our shelves and the
three large floors loaded with every variety of MILL
merry goods Our retailing the floor at Wholesale prices
enables to sell goods far below any competition, and
ladies can now purchase their millinery at price
competitors have pay We continue the sale of Ribbons
at prices heretofore. Every steamer adds
novelties
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Nartyn's commercial college,

8l8 Sixth street, Washington, ID. &. Provides
practically useful business education. No
terms nor vacations. students enter nc any
time. rerms-Life schoianhip, $40; Twelve
weeks cou1ie. board. ETC.. SIS. Send for cir
Cuiar.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Gyller Nor. Halvorsen, Aigiers. in
balast-Paterson, Downing Co Not pre-
yiously.)
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniats. AslSins. Philadelphia
L G Andersen, agent.
Bark Alfred Gibbs Nor, Reimers, Bruins
wick, IN ballsstA r Salae x Co.
Schr ChRrmer. Daboll, New lork and Perth
Amboy-McDOnoug & Co.
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- EORGiA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice Is
" hereby given to all persons having
demands against DAVID BAILEY, de-
ceased, to present them to mt properly made
out within the lime prescribed by law, 30 az
to show their character and amount; and all
persons indebted 10 said deceased are hereby
required to make immediate payment 20 me.
APRIL 4, 1887 WI. T. BAILEY.
dministrator estate David Bailey, deceased.
GEoRGiA, CHArHAx COUNTY. Notice IS
VI hereby gwen TO ~ pgr,ons hHyiug ue-
mauds against MARCUS COHEN, deceased.
10 present them to me properly made out
within the time prescribed by law. 80 AZ to
show their character and amount; ami all
persons irdebtad to said deceased are hereby
FEATURED 70 mako Immediate payment 70 me.
April 4, 1851. A. >. COnbS'
Admin istrator estate Marcus Cohen, de-
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Katia. from Augusta and way
landings-2s bales cotton, ] / cases eggs, 2sS
bbs naval stores, horses. 1000 shingles,
dressed beeves. bdls hides, 8 coops fowls.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
April 4-l9s bales ten, 81 cars lumber, car
bacon, cars wood. car fruit, cars coal, 727
bbs rosiD, 2TT bbs spirits turpentine. 508 bbls
vegetables, b5is oranges 1000 boxes vegeta
bles, $50 boxes oranges, II sacks rice, 4 bales
hides. aud mdss.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. April A.
3 bbis rosin, z bbls sptFIts turpsntine, Q cars
fruit. boxes drugs, 81 sacks peas. v bbls rice,
375 orossarms. Is bags peanuts, 70 sacks meal,
cars fertilizers, SO bdls springs. IL bdls rims
Is bdls hubs. Is boxes crackers, bbls whisky,
4 bRgs beans, 10 Caddies tobacco, ! case eiga-
rettes, 80 hf paddles tobacco, rs hoxes tobacco.
case fans rain gauge, pkxs mdse.
Per Lensrsl Railroad, April 4-703 bales
cotton, 62 bales yarns 10 bales doInesttcs, 3
balcs bines. 4 rolls leather. 8 pkgs paper, IS
pkgs tobacco, 2.95S BIS feathers 2,s{7 lbs bacon.
10 bels spirits tnrpenpne. 40 bbis rosip, 10
bbls meal. sa7 bales hay. pkgs machinery. IS
pkgs carriage material, III pkRs nj dse, pkgs
emptles. 20 bales paper stock, Is bales plaids,
"A bb!s cotton seed oil. pkgs hardware. 9 bYs
soap, bhls eggs. 90 cases eggs, ID bbls whisky,
80 hf bbis whisky, 90 bbe beer. 80 hf bbls beer,
100 Or bi's beer, 10 pkgs goods, so bbs
aour, 2.2sb bushels corn 1.92o lbs four, 10 pk as
wood In shape. 8 cars lumber. 3 cara wood, 27O
Ions pig iron, pigs vegetables.
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SAILED yesterday
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Juniata. philadelphia.
Bark Dolphin (Husl, Reval (not previously
Schr M X Rawlcy, Boston.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES

Bark Actaeon Nor, Nordstrom, to load Il
the Baltlc-Holst b Co.
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Sbsppima 9utrliiaemrr.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY

TUESDAY, April 5, 1857.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Katie. Bevill, Augusta and way
landinGs-J q Madlook. Agent.
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TERDAY.
Bark Herzogin Anna Ger, Carl Kriiger, to
load for Europe-S Fatman.
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E1PORTs.

Per steamship Junista, for PHILADELPHIA
o. bales upian 40 cotton, s74 empty kegs. 48s
bslsa dOmsstios and yarns. rs bbis oysters, 81
bales straw, III bbls spirits tuFpentine, 50,ell
feet lunlb sr, 81 bbfs iron. 2S4 bags bones, At
be- les paper stock, SO tons pig iron, bbls and
i.l70 boxes oranges, l63 bbls and $50 crates
vegetables. II obls paint. 237 pkgs mdse, 1901
bdls shingles.
Per schr Charmer, for New York and Perth
Amboys-2s9.s va feet resswn p lumber, q. l6e
feet cypress ium ber-Mc Donough u Co,
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) KROUSKOFPS MAMMOTH MILLINERY HOUSE,
Eano for SALE.
gamo for SALE
Sanford, Orange County, Florida
No Healthier or Better Laid Out Town in Florida

South
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Lee Factn
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Florida Land and Colonization Co..
SANFORD. SOUTH FLORIDA.
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Esgal Maiiren.

EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice il
VI hereby gIven so all persons having de.
mands agaiDst ALFRED X. SMITH, de.
ceased. to present them 70 me properly madt
out within the time prescribed by law, so q,
to show their character and amount, and Sl
persons indebted TO said deceased are hereby
required to make Immediate payment 10 me
APRTL 4, 1887. WILLIAM CLIFTON,
Administrator estate OF A. Il. Smith, de-
censed.